"I am taking photos beside the deep and narrow river."

Translation: A mély és keskeny folyó mellett fényképezem.

[ErikAnderson3]

Why is the verb form not fényképezek? The English sentence is indefinite -- there is no specific object. So why is the Hungarian verb in the definite form?

[VojaJ.]

I don't think it is completetly necessary to put Én in the translation, as the correct solution says.

[elfi311]

This is not an answer to the above question. Why is fényképezek false?

[VojaJ.]

My comment was just an addition to the discussion...Anyway, it should be fényképezEM and not -ek, because the verbs that end in -ik in third person singular (the dictionary form) usually take -EM for first person singular present tense. It's an exception to the rule that in the indefinite conjugation the verbs take -(a vowel)k for first person singular present tense.

[elfi311]

To my knowledge, both is correct: "fényképezek" and "fényképezem" in the indefinite conjunction.

[gremedios]

Seriously. Why isn't there any word for "deep" in the choices? None of the possible options are shown.